Looking for info on Adeline BARDEN, b. 1811, GA; d. 1888, m. Timothy Thorpe BARHAM II 19 Jun 1831, Columbia Co., GA. Any help would be appreciated

I do know that she married Tim Barham in Columbia County, GA on June 19, 1831. Also, She was related to a family of Jones (I don't know how) and was named as an heir to James Jones on 7/14/1828 in the Jones County Will Book. She was listed with sisters, or aunts, or mother??? Adelin Bardin, Mary Bardin, Epthatha Bardin. She is in our family line (NC>GA) and I have only researched through Simon, Absilla Bardin Peacock, Susanna Bardin Loftley, and Arthur Bardin, who all apparently moved from NC to GA and lived in Macon, Pulaski, Jefferson, and Randolph Counties in GA. Perhaps we can share as we discover. Jackie Barden Furlong

Tell me more. Please email me at skmo@pe.net. This is the first info I and all my co-researchers have had on Adeline. We do know that she married Timothy T. Barham II on June 19, 1831. I show her b. 1811 in GA, d. 1888. She is my gr-gr-grandmother. Her husband T.T. died in 1883 in Luella, Henry Co., GA, and perhaps she died there also. Lou Hicks Nelson

Still looking for info. Email changed to dignuproots@attbi.com

This lady and her husband as well as other Barham's are buried behine a small strip mall on Hwy 155 in Henry county Georgia. Five graves are located inside a rock wall. The names are; 1. Benjamin F. Barham, Jan 23 1846-April 18, 1891 2. Timothy Tharpe Barham Jr. Pvt Co H Inf. Reg. Confederate States Army, 1844-1914. 3. Betty Brown Barham, 1849 Campbell County, Tennessee,Dec. 1879 Henry county Georgia, Wife of Wm H.H. (Hal) Braham. $. Adeline Barden Barham, 1810 Columbia County, Georgia, 20 Sept. 1888 Henry county, Wife of T.T. Braham Sr. 5. Timothy T. Barham Sr. 641 St Militia Confederate States Army, Nov 10, 1808-June 12, 1883, Columbia County, Georgia. To find the graves go south out of McDonough Georgia on Hwy. 155 and about one mile before you enter Spalding County, on the right you will see a subdivision by the name of Heron Bay. Turn in Heron Bay go about 200 feet and turn left and go behind a strip mall and the graves will be on the right about 300 yards. You can see the rock wall from the drive way. I feel sure that this was the old home place that the Barham's lived on in Henry county, Georgia after the War.